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Nikon Z7 II Mirrorless Camera with NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S Lens + SanDisk 32GB Memory Card + Case + UV Filter + ZeeTech Accessory Bundle
Nikon Z7 II Mirrorless Camera with NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S Lens + SanDisk 32GB Memory Card + Case + UV Filter + ZeeTech Accessory Bundle
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Nikon Z7 II Mirrorless Camera with NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S Lens + SanDisk 32GB Memory Card + Case + UV Filter + ZeeTech Accessory Bundle
Nikon Z7 II Mirrorless Camera with NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S Lens + SanDisk 32GB Memory Card + Case + UV Filter + ZeeTech Accessory Bundle
The best color reproduction is still Nikon and this camera proves it.
camera is a beast
Good + higher MP is better detail. have tested too many shot nor have a z6 to compare. But I notice it makes things a tad sharper. +af seem good, haven't test it for portrait yet. When i do i will update. + it uses a battery grip, not using a battery grip for almost 3 years really bother me, I bought the z7ii with a battery grip. bad -Kind of pricey. Feature wise the z6 is almost the same. (not talking about focus stacking found on the z7ii), only the sensor is different and i don't think it is worth a k more than the z6 series. - I used to do a few video clips, the the z6 readout on paper is better. -iso noise on my indoor nigh shots, compared to the z6, not side by side. Low light and high iso i see more noise on the z7ii that wasn't much on the z6 from what I remembered. -i wanted a fully articulating screen after 3years, still don't have it. Not getting the ZFc, I still have my DF. Shooting low in portrait mode a fully articulating screen is quite nice in image as I was holding a camera.
I more focus on portrait (but I shoot everything, landscape, macro) and wanted more details and a battery grip. Face AF improvement. This isn't really a big upgrade over the z7, but for me coming from a z6 24mp it is an upgrade. The camera feels the same so that isn't much to learn, grant the battery grip makes it feel different. I wished i could still keep the z6 for low light and maybe video, but i don't have the extra cash and need to sell it for this tad overpriced camera. 45.6mp means i won't spray and pray my shots like i would on the Z6.
After about 2 months of use so far this Z7 II is definitely a keeper.
For me, looking at various things like color rendition, sharpness / image stabilization, grain/noise, dynamic range and low light capability, the Z7 II just seemed to my eyes to be able to produce better looking images.
The best color reproduction is still Nikon and this camera proves it.
camera is a beast
Good + higher MP is better detail. have tested too many shot nor have a z6 to compare. But I notice it makes things a tad sharper. +af seem good, haven't test it for portrait yet. When i do i will update. + it uses a battery grip, not using a battery grip for almost 3 years really bother me, I bought the z7ii with a battery grip. bad -Kind of pricey. Feature wise the z6 is almost the same. (not talking about focus stacking found on the z7ii), only the sensor is different and i don't think it is worth a k more than the z6 series. - I used to do a few video clips, the the z6 readout on paper is better. -iso noise on my indoor nigh shots, compared to the z6, not side by side. Low light and high iso i see more noise on the z7ii that wasn't much on the z6 from what I remembered. -i wanted a fully articulating screen after 3years, still don't have it. Not getting the ZFc, I still have my DF. Shooting low in portrait mode a fully articulating screen is quite nice in image as I was holding a camera.
I more focus on portrait (but I shoot everything, landscape, macro) and wanted more details and a battery grip. Face AF improvement. This isn't really a big upgrade over the z7, but for me coming from a z6 24mp it is an upgrade. The camera feels the same so that isn't much to learn, grant the battery grip makes it feel different. I wished i could still keep the z6 for low light and maybe video, but i don't have the extra cash and need to sell it for this tad overpriced camera. 45.6mp means i won't spray and pray my shots like i would on the Z6.
After about 2 months of use so far this Z7 II is definitely a keeper.
For me, looking at various things like color rendition, sharpness / image stabilization, grain/noise, dynamic range and low light capability, the Z7 II just seemed to my eyes to be able to produce better looking images.